Gary Horton | Have Americans Lost Our Minds?
This past July 7, Signal columnist Gwendolyn Sims penned a column titled, “Democrats Don’t Really Care About Kids.” Let that sink in for a moment. You mean, all those 30-odd…
Valencia cheerleaders use smartphones to take photos and record as football players eat a giant burrito as fast as they can at the 8th annual Burrito Bowl by the WiSH Education Foundation at Westfield Valencia Town Center on Tuesday, August 22, 2017. Katharine Lotze/The Signal
2017-2018 Valencia Year in Review
Setting some pretty lofty goals, the Valencia high school sports programs set the bar pretty high for the incoming class of student-athletes year after year. “Our goal is always to…
Sarah Margaret Stokes of Santa Clarita will be among the
Las Madrinas Débutantes in December. Photo courtesy of Nick Boswell Photography
Sarah Margaret Stokes: Las Madrinas Débutante
In the midst of springtime celebrations and graduations, Las Madrinas announced the 28 families and their daughters who will be honored for their service to the Southern California community and…
Participants at the Valencia Women’s Golf Club 45th Anniversary Celebration Golf Tournament at Vista Valencia. Photo courtesy of Margie Reid
Valencia Women’s Golf Club Celebrates 45th Anniversary
By Linda Gordon, Santa Clarita Contributor (Above photo, in no particular order): Margie Reid, Rena Calder, Dianne Sindermann, Jane Weber, Margie Usrey, Marsha Gilpin, Kathryn Abild, Jacki Worden, Jackie Nichols,…
Peterson Grapplers youth wrestlers traveled
to Fresno and competed in the Greco State
Tournament with great success. From left: 4th
place, Sebastian Barajas, 10; 6th place, Hank
Sharbonow, 7; Coach Brian Peterson; 3rd place,
Gavin Pongsai, 10; and 3rd place Alex Munoz, 13.
Peterson Grapplers: Greco-Roman state champs
Sean Devine horses around with his kids, Kylie Devine, 7, and Skyler Devine, 5, as they wait for Concerts in the Park to begin in Central Park. Nikolas Samuels/The Signal
Concerts in the Park: Let the Good Times Roll
By Councilmember Bill Miranda What a wonderful sight it was seeing the community come together for the Fourth of July festivities last week. From the annual Independence Day 5K/10K and…
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University News
Baylor University, Waco, TX Baylor University, the oldest continuously operating university in Texas, conferred degrees on a record number of nearly 3,000 graduates during three spring commencement exercises May 11-12…
Saugus girls basketball cools down Bishop Alemany
Natalie Gilmore For The Signal An indoor gym and some fierce competition is exactly what the Saugus girls basketball team needed during a Southern California heat wave. Traveling to Burroughs…
Deputies receive training on administering Narcan. photo courtesy of the SCV Sheriff's Station.
Narcan a year later: Large percentage of addicts saved
Deputies administering Narcan revived the unconscious victim of an opioid drug overdose Saturday, one year after a phalanx of civic leaders, first responders and physicians joined in the grand…
Jose Gutierrez, Steven Mendez and Robert Santiago worked to secure a man found clinging to the side of the Whites Canyon Road bridge over the Santa Clara River on Monday, July 9, 2018. Austin Dave/The Signal
Good Samaritans relive the seconds that helped save would-be jumper on bridge
When Denise Mitchell, a local mother of five, drove by the young man clutching the railing on the Whites Canyon Road bridge, she feared the worst. The young man who…
LASD car. Signal file photo.
Canyon Country man accused of stabbing partner multiple times
A Canyon Country man accused of having stabbed his partner multiple times was arrested Monday night on suspicion of attempted murder. The 33-year-old was arrested by deputies with the Santa…
Photo: Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation
William S. Hart park invites community to ‘Go Country at Hart’
The L.A. County Parks and Recreation Department presents “Goin’ Country at Hart” as part of its latest Recreation After Dark event at William S. Hart Park. Residents are invited to…
File art. water-permeable pavement installed at library parking lot. Dan Watson Jan 14, 2017
Santa Clarita brings Native American masks exhibit to Newhall Library
The city of Santa Clarita presents “Putting on Power,” a new exhibition of Native American masks, on display now through Sept. 24 at the Old Town Newhall Library Community Room.…
Amphitheater outside of Chili's and Chipotle on Golden Valley road Thursday afternoon. Eddy Martinez/The Signal.
City continues discussion on amphitheater
With five locations in mind, the Santa Clarita City Council approved to direct its staff to find the most ideal spot and seek possible partnerships that could make the proposed city amphitheater a reality.
Trash found dumped along Highway 138 between Gorman and Neenach. photo for The Signal by Jeff Zimmerman.
County cracking down on construction material dumping
As construction continues so does the illegal dumping of building materials in the north end of the county. The recent phenomenon has prompted the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors…
After receiving a nomination from Nobel Prize winner Mario Capecchi, West Ranch’s Victoria Del Rosario attended the Congress of Future Medical Leaders this past week, where she came face-to-face with additional Nobel Prize winners, top medical school deans, Ivy League academic leaders and many other leading medical professionals.
Looking to the future
One talented senior at West Ranch High School was recently chosen to participate in the Congress of Future Medical Leaders. After receiving a nomination from Nobel Prize winner Mario Capecchi,…
San Fernando Courthouse
Sentencing postponed for accessory in fatal gang shooting
A Newhall gang member initially charged with murder in the gunning down of a rival gang member, but who pleaded earlier this year to the lesser charge of being…
Morelia Robles, a Saugus High School student, works to sort cans of food. Robles started a GoFundMe page to try and raise the funds she needs to attend a year-long exchange program in Brazil.
Dreaming of Brazil
Soon-to-be Saugus High senior Morelia Robles can remember exchange students, “with their unique languages and distinct cultures,” frequenting in and out of her household almost every school year since she…
TMU’s Hansel Atencia (4) starred on Colombia’s national team this summer in a FIBA Basketball World Cup qualifier. Atencia, a rising senior, is expected to be a centerpiece of the Mustangs’ 2018-19 team. Courtesy TMU Athletics/Darcy Brown
TMU Insider: Mustang guard stars with Colombian national team
Any number of fun facts could illustrate the talent possessed by The Master’s University men’s basketball team last season. The NAIA No. 1 ranking. The 29-3 record. The conference title.…
Letters to the Editor
Sue Prout | Don’t Be Blind to Child Trafficking at Our Nation’s Borders
If you indeed choose to take your own children through thousands of miles of uncertain territory to a place that promises free housing, food, clothing plus, plus, plus for yourself…
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